A3. If patient has been on ASA for a long time and we can’t wait 7-10 days for surgery, we just transfuse platelets periop! #CardioBytes@doc_jdam@drbrainhacker
A3. Association of ASA, anticoagulants with chronic subdural hematomas well-known! Post-op, when do you resume? This study says it makes no difference if early or late! #CardioBytes@doc_jdam@drbrainhacker
A1. This is acute subarachnoid hemorrhage from a ruptured aneurysm. Usually presents with sudden severe headache. Risk factors: old age, female gender, smoking, hypertension!
One of the most sensitive areas is the hippocampus, which is responsible for memory encoding. So patients, when they survive, may have amnesia or memory problems!
Before I post Q1, let me ask @drbrainhacker and @SirRonMD: if you were to pick a soulmate, would you rather pick one with brains or one with heart? hahaha
#CardioBytes: Episode 14: MindingTheMuscle
@jvgermarmd Yes Maam, ideally talaga they would have been studying for this for quite some time. But it seems there had been a communication problem (not pointing fingers here) which led to all this. Nonetheless, the online discussions are worth pondering over.